Vocals: Rebecca Riss Lyrics: Donna Devine Drums & Horns: Ian Burrage Bass: Andy Gupta Piano: Steffen Offermann Guitars: Mike Woodford Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann I think this was the first song that Donna and I collaborated…

Written by Errol Chugg (music & lyric) Vocals: Error Chugg Guitar: Mike Woodford Organ: Swansong Drum programming, steel drums, synths: Steffen Offermann Arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann A "I wish Winter was over"-song by…

Something that might have ended up on my failed RPM attempt.

Tom and Amy are having a baby. This song is for the little nugget.

Our 4th song about Wawa. The praise is eternal. If you've never experienced Wawa, you just wouldn't understand.

The title says it all. Literally.

John Salad wakes up, brushes his teeth, reads the paper, drinks a coffee out of his Ray's Diner mug.

John Salad gets angry.

More Original song than cover, I think. A re-imagining of the AC/DC story. My Rosie is a bolemia sufferer and is in a coma in hospital. The story is told by the concerned partner... --- Whole Lotta Rosie Never met a woman Never…

John Salad walks off into the sunset, carrying a severed dinosaur head in hand.

A man loses his sight after walking in on his great-great aunt in the shower.

Anyone who has ever gone to the Y between 9:30 am and Noon knows what it's like to go through the gauntlet of wrinkly asses to get to your locker.

Every time is sexy time!

Sometimes, when a woman gives birth, two holes become one. Consider this song a PSA.

The Devil blocks your view at the drive-in, and steals some of your snacks. What an asshat.

noisome farfisa

Cover of the Blondie song, from the Plastic Letters album, vocal inspired by Sonic Youth's version of the Carpenters Superstar off of Juno soundtrack. This mixdown made on 7th March 2011, tracks recorded late Feb / early March.

Changed this one up into a bit Alt.Country vibe

Covers of some of my favorite songs

My favorite Zappa song......long guitar solo!!!!!

featuring the fantastic Tim Green on vocals. Thanks Tim.

This is the Prozac version of the beloved and strangely haunting song 'Inchworm' as remembered from childhood. There are a couple of microphone glitches in the beginning. And it's pretty much improvised, I think this is the first time playing…

Thanks anonymous for recalling the title. I think it is one of the best Prozac songs ever. Also from the practice cellar. Chris Keegan drums, Frank Hanson bass, Dustin Stuhr guitar, Danny Campbell guitar.

Reg was reading the paper today about the Spandex vigilante. Now Reg has got himself sorted becoming a superhero appeals to him. Ummmm about the suit i think it should be Blue to match my eyes with a large TTR motif of some sort on the chest in…

Damn I love this song

I heard a blues song underneath the Beatles polish.

Reg has just had a moment he doesn't mean it, he was in the bar entertaining the leeches his fellow companions on his shadow of a life and he became depressed at his situation and struck out but he doesn't mean he would be lost without his companions…

I woke up one day after a dream about mice crawling over me ... and ended up writing this song .......

A little bluegrass fun. Words & Music Errol Chugg. Recorded by Brush Hill Studios.

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios